Anne Frank House

People all over the world know the story of Anne Frank. Over the years, Otto Frank answered thousands of letters from those who read his daughter's diary. In 1960, the house of Anne Frank became a museum. Otto Frank kept in touch with the house of Anne Frank before the death of 1980 and started a campaign of human rights and respect.

On May 3, 1957, a group of citizens, including Otto Frank, rescued the building of Prinsengracht from dismantling and founded Anne Frank Stichting to make it available to the public. Anne Frank 's house opened on 3rd May 1960. Visitors can walk in the room freely because it is composed of Opekta's warehouse and office and Achterhuis all without furniture. Anne's movie star sticks to the wall, Otto Frank marks the wallpaper of the height of his daughter's height, and maps are drawn on the wall, personal remains of former residents still remain It is. Allied forces, now protected by the Perspex form. From the small room which was once the home of Peter van Pels, the sidewalk connects the building and the neighbor and also purchases the foundation. As one of Amsterdam's major tourist attractions, in 2005 it achieved a record visitor of 9.65 million.

Anne can be found on several online sites such as Virtual Anne Frank House. Background of the screen of the virtual house is linen and ash torn, and the "complete" list of Anne Frank's links shows the next open start in the virtual house. It may be enough luck to trip over the secret attachment's hidden entrance, but the real Annie is hiding there, but since the portal is hidden and Frank hides them, it's easy Do not think that it is. Ironically it is ironic to look for Jews in Frank's house, considering how difficult it is to be "true Ann", understand to avoid our thought that this is beyond the pale one